17 août 2021
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Timothée Premat, « Tutomap (4): making an online interactive map », Timothée Premat, ID : 10.58079/sus1
Previous: Other background maps Next: Annotate and map your own data In the previous posts, we learned how to make static linguistic maps. In this post, we'll see that we can make our maps interactive with the plotly package! Map (1) below an example of what we can get with plotly. There's a lot of interactive maps on this page. If it takes time to load, just be patient. Map (1). Interactive map for the word Père ("father") in the ALF. Displayed feature: final atonic vowel. Pla...